pyramida

Neat, definitely a fun game but it's one of those games that you will play once and never touch again. Good for when its on sale

Paid 1,49€ - definitely worth it
Good:
- very addictive. Accidentally spent 11 hours on the game.
- took me 11 hours to beat
- challenging but not too frustrating
- nice visuals, and visual progress
Bad:
- no music or sound :(
- the villagers are very dumb and need constant surveillance at night
- the villagers are very dumb and often need help hunting
this means my village can only contain so many villagers for me to keep up with; more than 13 and they starve to death.
I don't think I will replay it now that i beat it

it's actually not even that hard; if you have a friend who already played and figured out all of the game mechanics watching over your shoulder and telling you exactly what to do it's pretty easy

Were you ever a nine-year-old with an Age of Empires II CD and absolutely no idea what you were supposed to be doing? pyramidia gave me the barest taste of what the cute, pastel-coloured, resource-focused survival game I was trying to force out of it would look like, which has now cemented it in my mind forever. The fact that it was essentially meant to be a game-jam style prototype and will never be expanded upon deeply pains me, as though I was at the gates of heaven but found they were locked. $4.50AUD is certainly cheap enough for me to reccommend for people to play it so I can then tell them "dude but imagine tho"
CAVEAT 1: I am a very strange person who loves boring and grindy games.
CAVEAT 2: There is a LOT of jank. All of the negative reviews are telling the truth. If frustration with bad pathfinding, micromanaging, or single mistakes collapsing your entire resource system so you have to watch the village you've been building for an hour die slowly and painfully has been a dealbreaker before, then it will be for this one too, guaranteed.
CAVEAT 3: Read a guide before you start. There are many things that are just straight up unfair, mostly to do with the skeletons, but also some strange developer decisions such as the lack of tutorial and ability to pause. There isn't much satisfaction in figuring these out for yourself, and the game is quite slow so failure feels extremely costly. Treat it as a proper RTS - seeing if you have the skill to pull off a strategy you already know - and not as a roguelike or a puzzle game.

Whenever I feel a light, happy and funny mood, I play this game, thank you for the good memories

Very cute, and actually pretty fun to play. I didn't bother playing through all of the content, but I had a good time. I could imagine revisiting this one eventually.

Great game with some small bugs but nothing game-breaking. 'Loved going through and playing for the different achievements and wish there were more!